Bally’s reported preliminary third-quarter revenue of $807.6 million, up 21.7% from a year earlier, with growth led by its online businesses. Casinos and resorts posted a smaller increase, while the company also highlighted the addition of Sam’s Town Shreveport and the October closing of financing for its Bronx project.
The results are preliminary: Bally’s said it expects to seek an extension to file its quarterly report and plans to file within that extended period.
Key details
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Consolidated revenue reached $807.6 million. The 21.7% year-over-year increase reflects contributions from several segments, including newly added businesses and properties.
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Casinos and Resorts revenue rose 3.2% to $408.6 million, from $396.1 million. Bally’s cited the move of its Baton Rouge and Marquette casinos to landside locations, the third-quarter acquisition of Sam’s Town Shreveport, and strong growth at the temporary Bally’s Chicago facility.
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Bally’s Intralot business-to-consumer revenue increased 22.8% to $257.5 million, from $209.6 million. The company attributed the gain to strong growth in the UK and the addition of Intralot’s consumer-facing business.
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North America Interactive revenue climbed 25.6% to $62.7 million, from $49.9 million. Bally’s said wagering revenue grew across all of the segment’s product categories.
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Business-to-business revenue was $76.6 million, compared with $5.5 million a year earlier. The release did not provide a growth rate or explain the year-over-year increase in this line.
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Corporate and other revenue was $2.3 million, down from $2.7 million.
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Bally’s received $400 million in financing for its Bronx project on October 1, after the quarter ended. A further $160 million is available for future draws.
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CEO Robeson Reeves said adjusted EBITDAR was strong across the company’s segments, but the release did not provide figures. He also said development projects remained on track and described market conditions as stable heading into the fourth quarter and 2027.
The release presents preliminary results for both the three and nine months ended September 30, 2026. Its nine-month comparison spans periods reported under predecessor and successor accounting, so the quarterly year-over-year comparisons are the clearest basis for assessing the results announced here.